...letter was brought her from the minifttr of the parifh where the farmer lived, by whom Mr. Simpfon had been turned out of his cottage: The letter was..." MADAM, . ! . " I write to tell you that your old oppreffor, Kfo Thomas, is dead. I attended him in his•laft moments; O, may my latter end never be...

...not '' need load it with unnecessary business." Justas Mrs. Simpson was saying these words, a Jetter was brought her from the minister of the parish where the farmer lived, by wiiom Mr. Simpson had been turned out of his cottage. The letter was as follows : 0 " MADAM, " I WRITE...

...terror and amazement to the soul, that we had not need load it with unnecessary business.' Just аз ¡Mrs. Simpson was saying these words, a letter was brought her from tue minister of the parish where the farmer lived, by whom Mr. Simpson had been turned on. of his cottage....

...will be so full of terror and amazement to the soul, that we had not need load it with unnecessary business." Just as Mrs. Simpson was saying these words,...follows: — " Madam, " I write to tell you that your old oppressor, Mr. Thomas, is dead. I attended him in his last moments. Oh, may my latter end never be...

...will be so full of terror and amazement to the soul, that we had not need load it with unnecessary business." Just as Mrs. Simpson was saying these words,...follows: — " Madam, " I write to tell you that your old oppressor, Mr. Thomas, is dead. I attended him in his last moments. Oh, may my latter end never be...

...that we had not need load it with unnecessary business.' Just as Mrs. Simpson was saying these word«, a letter was brought her from the minister of the...turned out of his cottage. The letter was as follows :— ' MADAM—I write to tell you that your old oppressor, Mr. Thomas, is dead. I attended him in...

...will be so full of terror and amazement to the soul, that we had not. need load it with unnecessary business." Just as Mrs. Simpson was saying these words,...parish where the farmer lived, by whom Mr. Simpson liad been turned out of his cottage. The letter was as follows — " Madam, " I write to tell you that...

...will be so full of terror and amazement to the soul, that we had not need load it with unnecessary business." Just as Mrs. Simpson was saying these words,...:— " MADAM, " I write to tell you that your old oppressor, Mr. Thomas, is dead. I attended him in his last moments. O, may my latter end never be like...

...that we had not need load it with unnecessary business.' Just as Mrs. Simpson was saying these wordi, a letter was brought her from the minister of the parish where Ihe farmer lived, by whom Mr. Simpson had been turned out of his cottage. The letter was as follows...

...scene will be so full of terror and amazement to the soul, that we need not load it with unnecessary business." Just as Mrs. Simpson was saying these words,...turned out of his cottage. The letter was as follows: " MADAM—I write to tell you that your old oppressor, Mr. Thomas, is dead. I attended him in his last...